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244 lines
6.2 KiB
TypeScript
244 lines
6.2 KiB
TypeScript
import { TIMELINE_CONSTANTS } from "@/constants/timeline-constants";
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/**
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* frame intervals for labels - starts at 2 so there's always at least
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* one tick between labels even at max zoom.
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* pattern: 2, 3, 5, 10, 15 (matches CapCut)
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*/
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const LABEL_FRAME_INTERVALS = [2, 3, 5, 10, 15] as const;
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/**
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* frame intervals for ticks - can go down to 1 for max granularity.
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*/
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const TICK_FRAME_INTERVALS = [1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15] as const;
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/**
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* second intervals for when we're zoomed out past frame-level detail.
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*/
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const SECOND_MULTIPLIERS = [1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60] as const;
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/**
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* minimum pixel spacing between labels to keep them readable
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*/
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const MIN_LABEL_SPACING_PX = 120;
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/**
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* minimum pixel spacing between ticks. much denser than labels.
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*/
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const MIN_TICK_SPACING_PX = 18;
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export interface RulerConfig {
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/** time interval in seconds between each label */
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labelIntervalSeconds: number;
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/** time interval in seconds between each tick */
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tickIntervalSeconds: number;
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}
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/**
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* determines the optimal label and tick intervals based on zoom level and FPS.
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*
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* labels and ticks scale independently:
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* - labels need wide spacing (~50px) to stay readable
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* - ticks can be denser (~8px) to show finer subdivisions
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*
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* example at different zoom levels:
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* - very zoomed in: labels every 2f, ticks every 1f
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* - zoomed in: labels every 10f, ticks every 1f
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* - zoomed out: labels every 15f, ticks every 3f
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* - very zoomed out: labels every 1s, ticks every 5f
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*/
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export function getRulerConfig({
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zoomLevel,
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fps,
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}: {
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zoomLevel: number;
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fps: number;
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}): RulerConfig {
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const pixelsPerSecond = TIMELINE_CONSTANTS.PIXELS_PER_SECOND * zoomLevel;
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const pixelsPerFrame = pixelsPerSecond / fps;
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const labelIntervalSeconds = findOptimalInterval({
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pixelsPerFrame,
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pixelsPerSecond,
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fps,
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minSpacingPx: MIN_LABEL_SPACING_PX,
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frameIntervals: LABEL_FRAME_INTERVALS,
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});
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const rawTickIntervalSeconds = findOptimalInterval({
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pixelsPerFrame,
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pixelsPerSecond,
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fps,
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minSpacingPx: MIN_TICK_SPACING_PX,
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frameIntervals: TICK_FRAME_INTERVALS,
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});
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// ensure tick interval divides evenly into label interval so labels always land on ticks
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const tickIntervalSeconds = ensureTickDividesLabel({
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tickIntervalSeconds: rawTickIntervalSeconds,
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labelIntervalSeconds,
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pixelsPerFrame,
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pixelsPerSecond,
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fps,
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});
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return { labelIntervalSeconds, tickIntervalSeconds };
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}
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/**
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* adjusts tick interval to ensure it divides evenly into the label interval.
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* this guarantees labels always land on tick positions.
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*/
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function ensureTickDividesLabel({
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tickIntervalSeconds,
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labelIntervalSeconds,
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pixelsPerFrame,
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pixelsPerSecond,
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fps,
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}: {
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tickIntervalSeconds: number;
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labelIntervalSeconds: number;
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pixelsPerFrame: number;
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pixelsPerSecond: number;
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fps: number;
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}): number {
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const labelFrames = Math.round(labelIntervalSeconds * fps);
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const tickFrames = Math.round(tickIntervalSeconds * fps);
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// if tick already divides label evenly, we're good
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if (labelFrames % tickFrames === 0) {
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return tickIntervalSeconds;
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}
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// find the smallest tick interval that divides the label interval and has adequate spacing
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for (const candidateFrames of TICK_FRAME_INTERVALS) {
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if (labelFrames % candidateFrames === 0) {
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const candidateSpacing = pixelsPerFrame * candidateFrames;
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// accept if spacing meets minimum threshold
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if (candidateSpacing >= MIN_TICK_SPACING_PX) {
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return candidateFrames / fps;
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}
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}
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}
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// try second-level tick intervals that divide the label interval cleanly
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for (const candidateSeconds of SECOND_MULTIPLIERS) {
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const ratio = labelIntervalSeconds / candidateSeconds;
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const isDivisor = Math.abs(ratio - Math.round(ratio)) < 0.0001;
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if (isDivisor) {
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const candidateSpacing = pixelsPerSecond * candidateSeconds;
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if (candidateSpacing >= MIN_TICK_SPACING_PX) {
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return candidateSeconds;
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}
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}
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}
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// fallback: use the label interval itself (no intermediate ticks)
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return labelIntervalSeconds;
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}
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function findOptimalInterval({
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pixelsPerFrame,
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pixelsPerSecond,
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fps,
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minSpacingPx,
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frameIntervals,
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}: {
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pixelsPerFrame: number;
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pixelsPerSecond: number;
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fps: number;
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minSpacingPx: number;
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frameIntervals: readonly number[];
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}): number {
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// try frame-level intervals first
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for (const frameInterval of frameIntervals) {
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const pixelSpacing = pixelsPerFrame * frameInterval;
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if (pixelSpacing >= minSpacingPx) {
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return frameInterval / fps;
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}
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}
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// then try second-level intervals
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for (const secondMultiplier of SECOND_MULTIPLIERS) {
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const pixelSpacing = pixelsPerSecond * secondMultiplier;
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if (pixelSpacing >= minSpacingPx) {
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return secondMultiplier;
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}
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}
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return 60;
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}
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/**
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* checks if a time should have a label based on the label interval.
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*/
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export function shouldShowLabel({
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time,
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labelIntervalSeconds,
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}: {
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time: number;
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labelIntervalSeconds: number;
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}): boolean {
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const epsilon = 0.0001;
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const remainder = time % labelIntervalSeconds;
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return remainder < epsilon || remainder > labelIntervalSeconds - epsilon;
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}
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/**
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* formats a ruler tick label.
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*
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* - on second boundaries: "MM:SS" (e.g., "00:00", "01:30")
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* - between seconds: "Xf" (e.g., "5f", "15f")
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*/
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export function formatRulerLabel({
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timeInSeconds,
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fps,
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}: {
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timeInSeconds: number;
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fps: number;
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}): string {
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if (isSecondBoundary({ timeInSeconds })) {
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return formatTimestamp({ timeInSeconds });
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}
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const frameWithinSecond = getFrameWithinSecond({ timeInSeconds, fps });
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return `${frameWithinSecond}f`;
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}
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/**
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* checks if a time falls exactly on a second boundary.
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*/
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function isSecondBoundary({
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timeInSeconds,
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}: {
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timeInSeconds: number;
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}): boolean {
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const epsilon = 0.0001;
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const remainder = timeInSeconds % 1;
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return remainder < epsilon || remainder > 1 - epsilon;
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}
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/**
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* gets the frame number within the current second.
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*/
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function getFrameWithinSecond({
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timeInSeconds,
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fps,
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}: {
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timeInSeconds: number;
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fps: number;
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}): number {
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const fractionalPart = timeInSeconds % 1;
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return Math.round(fractionalPart * fps);
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}
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/**
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* formats a timestamp as MM:SS.
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*/
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function formatTimestamp({ timeInSeconds }: { timeInSeconds: number }): string {
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const totalSeconds = Math.round(timeInSeconds);
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const minutes = Math.floor(totalSeconds / 60);
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const seconds = totalSeconds % 60;
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return `${minutes.toString().padStart(2, "0")}:${seconds.toString().padStart(2, "0")}`;
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}
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